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    2. Changes In Retinal Thickness On Optical Coherence Tomography From Intravitreal Melphalan

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      Changes In Retinal Thickness On Optical Coherence Tomography From Intravitreal Melphalan
      PURPOSE To quantify changes in central retinal thickness (CRT) on intraoperative spectral domain optical coherence tomography (SD-OCT) pre- and post- intravitreal melphalan (IVM) injection for retinoblastoma (Rb). METHODS Retrospective review of 5 eyes of 5 patients with Rb without macular tumor involvement treated with IVM injection for vitreous seeding. Automated and manual ETDRS measurements of CRT sub-foveally were derived from SD-OCT images pre- and post- IVM injection. RESULTS Mean age ...
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    10. Global Business Lead in OCT Imaging Opening at Leica Microsystems

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      Comment "If interested, please contact: Heather Dedman Senior Talent Acquisition, Leica Microsystems heather.dedmantmp@leica-microsystems.com" - heatherdedman
      Global Business Lead in OCT Imaging Opening at Leica Microsystems
      ...d for OCT Imaging at Leica Microsystems. To find our more information click HERE . There is a opening in Global Business Lead for OCT Imaging at Leica Microsystems.  To find our more information click HERE.  ...
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    11. How to Acquire High-Resolution Anatomic Ocular Tissue Information with Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT): Leica Science Lab

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      How to Acquire High-Resolution Anatomic Ocular Tissue Information with Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT): Leica Science Lab
      OCT was first demonstrated in 1991 and was quickly recognized as an important tool in ophthalmology, rapidly becoming the standard of care in retinal diagnostics. Today, OCT is one of the most frequently ordered diagnostic tests. OCT technology is continually evolving, becoming increasingly popular in clinical and non-clinical imaging applications, including ophthalmic surgery, gastrointestinal imaging and interventional cardiology. OCT functions by a process very similar to ultrasound except, of course ...
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      Mentions: Al-Hafeez Dhalla Leica

    12. Advances in Surgical Microscopes Pave the Way to Improved Outcomes

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      Advances in Surgical Microscopes Pave the Way to Improved Outcomes
      The new generation of devices can heighten resolution, integrate patient data with intraoperative images and allow for more exact localization of surgical targets. By integrating intelligence, video, intraoperative-imaging and navigation technologies, todays surgical microscopes provide surgeons with insights to improve their decision-making at the point of care and provide patients with the best possible outcomes. Surgical microscopes enable physicians to perform delicate surgery through tiny incisions. With a microscope, a ...
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      Mentions: Bioptigen Carl Zeiss Meditec Leica

    14. How Intrasurgical OCT can Impact the Surgical Approach to Membrane Peeling

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      How Intrasurgical OCT can Impact the Surgical Approach to Membrane Peeling
      When treating patients with vitreomacular traction (VMT), peeling of the inner limiting membrane (ILM) or an epiretinal membrane (ERM) is often indicated. Successful outcomes depend on precise surgical maneuvers as well as the surgeons experience in order to assess whether the entire membrane has been removed, as this is crucial for successful release of traction. Having as much visual information as possible helps the surgeon confidently perform membrane peeling. It ...
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